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. >> reporter: held lane muller landau has one of the more unusual commutes in the scientific community alongside giant container ships heading down the panama canal. >> it must be a cool commute to work. >> indeed. >> reporter: and this is her office. borrow colorado island, the world's oldest continuously studied tropical forest. >> so we're here in the tropical rainforest, and on cue, here comes the tropical rains. >> absolutely. it's amazing for a tropical site because it has a 100-year uninterrupted legacy of research, which gives us a really strong foundation of knowledge about the plants and animals here. >> reporter: muller landau leads a research team using drones to survey the health of the tree canopy. there's more than 500 species of trees on this island, which have been studied and measured for decades. it's also part of a worldwide network called forest geo, which monitors 7 million trees on 77 sites in 29 countries to determine the health of our planet's main ally in the fight against human-caused climate change. >> one of the great services tropical forest dozen is basic

yossi landau is head of operations for the southern command of zaka, an international rescue unit.r and told him how he's been coping with the impact of what he saw. it is not easy, especially when we have the hostages still not home and we meet the families almost on an everyday basis and we talk to them, and we feel the pain, because we were there, we were there in the pain when it happened and we saw everything and we felt it. there is still unidentified victims, that is what we do in our organisation, to make sure that everybody should be identified and honoured and respected the remains and the families and to give them the full dignity. and we will keep it up. i know you're actually right now in the united states meeting with us lawmakers. given how difficult this must be, why is it so important to you that you continue to speak out about what you saw in your experiences? our message is that we respect, we try to respect, each and every god creation and this is my message, that we have nothing against arabs, muslims, or christians. we have in our organisation that is fully vo

yossi landau is with zaka, an israeli volunteer civilian emergency service organization.nk you so much for being here to speak with us on bbc news. you were one of the first humanitarian workers to witness the atrocities in the aftermath of the october seven attacks, three months past now. how are you coping with the impact of what you saw? it is not easy, especially when we have the hostages still not home and we meet the families almost on an everyday basis and we talk to them, and we feel the pain, because we were there, we were there in the pain when it happened and we saw everything and we felt it. there is still unidentified victims, that is what we do in our organisation, to make sure that everybody should be identified and honoured and respected the remains and the families and to give them the full dignity. and we will keep it up. i know you're actually right now in the united states meeting with us lawmakers. given how difficult this must be, why is it so important to you that you continue to speak out about what you saw in your experiences? our message is that

yossi landau is with zaka, an israeli volunteer civilian emergency service organiaation.earlier. thank you so much for being here to speak with us on bbc news. your one of the first humanitarian workers to witness the atrocities in the aftermath of the october seven attacks, months of past now. how are you coping with the impact of what you saw? it coping with the impact of what ou saw? , ., ., _ you saw? it is not easy, especially _ you saw? it is not easy, especially when - you saw? it is not easy, especially when we - you saw? it is not easy, | especially when we have you saw? it is not easy, - especially when we have the hostages still not home and we meet the families almost on an everyday basis and we talk to them, and we feel the pain, because we were there, we were there in the pain when it happened and we saw everything and we felt it. there is still unidentified victims, that is what we do in our organisation, to make sure that everybody should be identified and honoured and respected the remains and the families and to give them the full dignity. and uibo to it

joining us now, chris landau, former law clerk for justices thomas and scalia and former ambassador toico and sol wisenberg, former deputy independent counsel and fox news contributor. good to see both of you. chris, why was it important for president trump to sit in that courtroom before that three-judge panel today on the immunity claim? >> because the consequences of this lawsuit, laura, cannot be overstated. it was very sad as an american and as a lawyer to watch this argument today because we have shattered a norm that existed for 234 years. never before in our history the government sought to bring criminal prosecutions against a former president. for official acts. while in office. and now, we not only have that, we have it in state courts and federal courts. appears all over the place popping up. this is a very serious moment for our country. i don't care if you are pro-trump or anti-trump. this goes to the integrity of the presidency of our entire constitutional structure. >> laura: sol, the reaction from the judges seemed to be doubtful for president trump's claim of immunity

joining us now, chris landau former law clerk for justices thomas and scalia and former ambassador to mexico and sol wisenberg, former deputy independent counsel and fox news contributor. good to see both of you. chris, why was it important for president trump to sit in that courtroom before that three-judge panel today on the immunity claim? >> because the consequences of this lawsuit, laura, cannot be overstated. it was very sad as an american and as a lawyer to watch this argument today because we have shattered a norm that existed for 234 years. never before in our history the government sought to bring criminal prosecutions against a former president. for official acts. while in office. and now, we not only have that we have it in state courts and federal courts. it's all over the place popping up. this is a very serious moment for our country. i don't care if you are pro-trump or anti-trump. this goes to the integrity of the presidency of our entire constitutional structure. >> laura: sol, the reaction from the judges seemed to be doubtful for president trump's claim of immunity

. >> laura: we just talked about that with chris landau who of course was ambassador to mexico for trump clerked for scalia and thomas. i think ultimately we will see how good these justices are on the supreme court that were appointed by republicans presidents. we will see how constitutional they are when these cases roll up to the court because each and every one of them is going to end up getting up there, into the. >> look, but with all respect, i'm a historian, not a lawyer. you are an attorney. the people you are attorneys. they actually act as though the law matters. what you are dealing with is a team that believes in the rule of power not the rule of law. and i think you -- i don't think we can imagine how prepared they are to do whatever it takes to make sure that we can't win this fall. i'm genuinely worried for the country really for the first time in my life. i think you are faced with a totally corrupt radical ideology that is prepared to in every way it has to use every element of power that it's got and frankly with the federal government. the new york state government, t

we received the definition of the density matrix, which was introduced by the soviet physicist lev landau. the final communication range is almost 4.00 km. here's the next step for scientists. today they are constructing the first russian quantum satellite. this is his layout. they hope that in the future a whole network of devices will appear in orbit. will cover the entire country will allow you to safely exchange information using a variety of types of communication, including computer networks and mobile phones. let's continue the conversation about safety, but on the roads. statistics on accident rates in the country do not inspire optimism. in 2023 , more than 117,000 accidents occurred, in which more than 146,000 people were injured. the numbers are disappointing. what will help reduce accidents? let's talk to the vice president of the national automobile. they drive and get into accidents, but that doesn’t scare them, we have a bunch of cameras, but they’re everywhere, and that doesn’t stop them either, and cameras need to be used wisely; for example, we don’t have them right now

adjoining may for more analysis, a former law clerk for justice thomas scully at an investor chris landau this issue of mexico and the president of mexico making a series of demands for the united states on theed i bordert coming you worked in the trump>> administration and how much do we have for immigration? we have incredible leverage over mexico. larwe are mexico's largest trag partne.r by far. when this kind of immigration issue flared up in early 2019, president trump made it very clear that our relations with mexico would not proceed normally. if mexico didn't crackdown on immigration and the mexican government at that time encouragedencou sa. boy, you so that change almostt overnight. is>> laura: if this administration and the republicans and the senate with this border crisis to end, it could and how quickly?a ma overnight. this is a man-made crisis,ly laura. there is no hurricanes that people are fleeing from.in this is people moving with their feet because they think they will get into the united states and be able to stay here. if it is clear to them that the will not be able

joining us now chris landau, former law clerk for justices thomas and scalia, former ambassador to mexicoris, what are your thoughts on the integrity of this georgia prosecution, given what we know about what she has done? laura, obviously these allegations against fani are serious. if you were going to break all historical norms and go after for the first time in history a former president and current leading candidate for the presidency on criminal charges, you better have your ducks in a row. you better cross all your t's and dot all you're i's. what kind of judgment does this person have who is doing this? this is the person who made this momentous decision to charge the former president and this person is allegedly hiring their secret lover and then going off on vacations funded by taxpayer dollars? >> laura: she didn't disclose any of this. not that any of that would have mattered. she didn't disclose any of this. and then she goes to this church and she says she is not playing the race card but, of course, that's exactly what she is doing. no one cares about the color of the skin o

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under the door of his father’s office, and they should see that he is working, it wasn’t me who told landauwhere did they look at you, where, where? it’s the dentists who love, who treated your teeth, i treated myself, answer the skull for replacement, that’s who is closer to the patient, a dentist or a practitioner, you need to ask, toothache or exacerbation of hemorrhoids, after all, they like practitioners, in my opinion , they are more afraid of dentists, they they don’t see, there was such a humoresque in ancient times, when man, do you have a headache, what have you been prescribed, injections in the head, where, think, what’s the connection? yes, yes, yes, this is good, but i’ll tell you now that dentists are a high-tech specialty, look at what miracles they also do, and why do we also really need them in oncology now, we are with many of them. with a restored facial skeleton, also socially adapted, speaking, able to still sit at a table and no special scars left either, that’s where the work is, that’s why dentistry, sometimes now we need it oncologists, in such localizations, but..